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Wall, ceiling and floor are measured in more than one place.
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Bespoke wardrobes in Torrevieja
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Furniture planned for the room you actually have
Before choosing doors for a Torrevieja wardrobe, we look at the bedroom plan. Bed, route and clothing habits show whether hinged, sliding or mixed fronts make sense. The opening is then measured at several points.
Designed for your space
Storage you can actually reach
We measure wall, ceiling and floor at several positions. Long garments, folded items, shoes and cases are then allocated; drawing doors and drawers open shows which parts remain usable.
Suitable doors
Swing or slide is decided with bed and passage in place.
Clothes within reach
Rails and drawers sit at practical heights.
Junctions planned
Scribes and edge details are agreed before making.
Our process
From the first estimate to your final check
The measurements and the agreed specification turn an initial price range into a final quote. Design and project work are free when you commission us to make the furniture to that project.
A first price range
Photographs, rough sizes and your address let us discuss the scope. The figure remains provisional until we measure.
Survey at the property
We check the actual openings, services, wall lines and the route for bringing the pieces in.
Design where needed
If plans are needed, we develop them after the survey. The design and project are free when you commission us to make the furniture to that project.
The detailed quote
We set out the agreed layout, boards, fronts, fittings, delivery and any installation included in the order.
Your approval and deposit
You can check the full proposal before accepting it. Production begins after the agreed advance payment.
Workshop manufacture
The pieces are made to the approved measurements and specifications, with the agreed hardware prepared for fitting.
Delivery and fitting
We carry out the transport and installation specified in your order, then adjust the parts we have fitted.
Walk-through together
We test doors and drawers with you, record any outstanding details and close the job once the agreed result is confirmed.
Your project starts here
Tell me what you want to change at home.
I'm Lorena Peña. You don't need to know the technical name for the furniture. Describe the problem in your own words and add a photo if you can; I'll help you work out the next step.
No obligation. Rough measurements are enough to get started.
Use before catalogue
Use before colour
A continuous façade can conceal unlike interiors. These choices prevent attractive storage that is difficult to use.
Hanging
Long clothes need a different clear height from short ones; a rail too high is no benefit.
Folded items
Deep shelves can hide the back. A drawer may bring it forward.
Footwear and cases
Boots, luggage and seasonal goods need separate heights.
Opening
Hinged and sliding doors are compared with the space in front.
Applied decisions
Three rooms with different storage needs
These are design examples rather than photographs of finished commissions.
Example 01
Shared bedroom
Two people can use one façade without identical interiors.
- Situation
- Count each person’s clothes and weekly items.
- Design response
- Allocate rails and drawers by garment type instead of equal halves.
- Check before making
- Both sections open with the bed in place.
Example 02
Wall with a column
A projection changes depth before the front is set.
- Situation
- Measure either side of the column and the skirting.
- Design response
- Shallower sections can hold shelves; deeper ones take hanging.
- Check before making
- Doors and scribes close without catching the obstruction.
Example 03
Room with two uses
Clothes and work materials can coexist without taking the desk route.
- Situation
- List garments, files and items that must remain visible.
- Design response
- Keep work items in closed sections separate from clothing.
- Check before making
- The chair pulls out while wardrobe doors are open.
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Configuration gallery
Examples of bespoke wardrobes
Sixteen configurations showing different layouts, finishes and ways to integrate the furniture into a real room.
Flush hinged frontsOpening leaves reveal the full interior.
Under a roof slopeSections follow different available heights.
Smoked glassContents remain partly visible behind the front.
Walnut with a lit recessA niche separates objects from closed clothing.
Sliding mirrorThe moving leaf also reflects light.
L-shaped cornerThe junction needs an accessible inside.
Beside a structural columnStorage wraps around the projection.
Over-bed unitsHigh cupboards retain comfortable headroom.
Hall seat with coatsOuterwear and shoes gather near the door.
Inside for twoEach person has hanging and drawer space.
Textured doorsRelief gives the front its character.
Concealed deskThe work area closes away after use.
Shallow wardrobeRails and shelves change for limited depth.
Walnut alongside glassContrasting materials mark distinct sections.
Storage that changesAdjustable shelves follow new needs.
Around a windowDaylight and window movement stay clear.
Options with a reason
How the configurations differ
The opening and furniture in front decide the best approach; no door type suits every room.
| Option | Where it helps | Check before deciding |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in | Use a recess between walls | Check level and depth more than once |
| Freestanding | Keep the option to move it | Fixing and stability |
| Sliding | Avoid forward door swing | Overlap in front of drawers |
| Hinged | See a whole section | Distance from bed and side tables |
| Corner | Link adjoining walls | Reach into the deepest part |
| Under eaves | Use an attic | Clear height along the slope |
Written scope
What belongs in the proposal
The final price refers to a defined layout and materials checked against the home.
Site dimensions
Width, height, depth and obstructions are recorded.
Interior plan
Rails, drawers, shelves and upper sections are shown.
Front
Number of doors, operation, finish and handles are stated.
Fittings
Runners and hinges suit the weight of each part.
Cut list
Deliverable units and scribes meet actual walls.
Installation
Fixing, adjustment and opening are checked at handover.
Removal of old furniture, painting and electrical work are priced separately when requested.
Before the workshop
From first price range to fitted wardrobe
Photographs and rough measurements can orient the quote; a fixed price follows site measurement and decisions on interior, doors and finish.
Order of work
- 01First estimate
Photographs, rough dimensions and a list of needs help us examine the idea.
- 02Site measurement
We check the room, obstructions and the route for bringing pieces in.
- 03Design and quotation
If a design is needed, we prepare it; the design is free when its manufacture is ordered. After scope and deposit are agreed, we book production.
- 04Fitting and review
We install, adjust doors and drawers and inspect the result with you.
What changes the cost
Columns, slopes and corners bring extra fitting pieces.
Pull-out storage needs more components than a fixed shelf.
Size, weight, profile and mechanism affect material and fitting.
Floor and lift determine panel size and delivery work.
Surveying the area · Torrevieja
Measure the Torrevieja home before making
The specific address matters for the opening and delivery route, rather than because each neighbourhood has its own wardrobe style.
Existing recesses
A column, dropped ceiling or skirting can alter the cut list.
Property access
Floor, lift and stair turns influence panel size.
How the home is used
Daily living and occasional stays may call for different interiors.
Before you instruct us
Details to verify before ordering
The proposal states materials, included work and fitting conditions. Any change is explained before production.
Scope
Manufacture, transport, fitting and exclusions are written down.
Contact
Questions and documents can be sent through the published contact channels.
Measurement
Final dimensions follow a site visit or an expressly agreed validation.
Project lead
The team coordinates choices, measurement and fitting.
Warranty
Conditions and care for supplied parts accompany the order.
The next step
Let's talk through the details.
If an option has caught your eye, send it with a photo of your home. I'll explain what information we need to consider whether it suits your space.
Scope and terms are confirmed before you place an order.
Practical answers
Questions before choosing a wardrobe
What do you need to estimate?＋
Photographs and rough dimensions allow a first range; the final quotation follows a site measurement.
Can an existing interior stay?＋
We inspect condition, structure and dimensions before adding new fronts or fittings.
Do sliding doors always save space?＋
They avoid forward swing, yet one section remains behind a leaf at any time.
Your project starts here
Send the details you have
Send a photograph of the opening, approximate width, height and depth, and your storage needs. We will review the details and explain the next step.
- 01 Initial reply and feasibility review
- 02 Suggested next step
- 03 A detailed quotation antes de fabricar